Genres?(Don't know whats what?)

[8 + 2 = 10]

Sunil ripped the topik!

spoon fed ,hahahaha...fully written manual,,,LOL

@8+2=10 be nice,ask proper and maybe youll get some nice answers
thisway only seemed like youre trying to tease ppl here.

:coffee:


There are lot more exciting things to get excited about you know

[8 + 2 = 10]

Sunil most of the artist you mentioned are pretty 90's correct? Looking for more useful references like

Loop techno fits where?
Hardware where?
Samples are key in which?

You know something like that would've been lot more helpful then listing best of 90's techno

[philipryan]

If you ask me you're completely missing the point. Why should it be a case of thinking "well I want to make techno, so I'll need a 303, an 808, a synth and some samples"?

I say Nay to pigeon-holing/constant sub-genre creation and Yehay to making/listening to music you like

[8 + 2 = 10]

Yeah but you're trying to dictate my thinking so just let free be free

[8 + 2 = 10]

10: use this to fill up your knowledge

http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html ;)

Thanks This was useful

[MITA]

Sunil ripped the topik!

spoon fed ,hahahaha...fully written manual,,,LOL

@8+2=10 be nice,ask proper and maybe youll get some nice answers
thisway only seemed like youre trying to tease ppl here.

:coffee:


There are lot more exciting things to get excited about you know

yeah...I learned it my way!

[Sunil]

Sunil most of the artist you mentioned are pretty 90's correct? Looking for more useful references like

Loop techno fits where?
Hardware where?
Samples are key in which?

You know something like that would've been lot more helpful then listing best of 90's techno

Well you know, I wasn't really trying to be too helpful although with the list I gave you you should have had a bit to work with. It's only a small random list, but not exclusively "best of 90's techno" as you put it.

Anyway man, you're taking the piss here and being a bit of a pain in the hole. Take people's advice, and stop getting so hung up on sub-genres.

[Davin]

I think your dead right with the whole "genre" thing..................... in my opinion, at the moment so many artists/dj's are producing and playing songs that are really uncharectaristic of that artist and the genre that he/she incorparates him/herself with!
the songs they would have first liked you to incorporate with their style initially with have and has changed, I'm all up for genre movement and change, but, in that the dj (you) finds a new genre to appeal to the larger audience and to broaden your knowledge............., however pointing out one genre, I do feel minimal (Mistress Barbara, Adam Beyer) is taking to strong a hold on the techno scene, to the point where I'm finding my usual techno/tech night's out boring......................note I play the odd minimal tune myself (Jeff Samuel, Sleeparchive), however its ruining a good night out, with its boring percussion and repetitive bass lines it's really beginning to get to me, even the tunes I like ...................I know Mark eg is all up for the non slaggin' of the genre but c'mon it's wreckin the head to the point where I want to give all 4/4 music a break.............opinions plz

[Davin]

It takes a while to know all the characteristics that make up the sub genres. You just have to hear them on a regular basis. When I first got into electronic music everything was "techno" music. Now I realize a lot of the early stuff I was listening to wasn't techno at all, but breaks and drum 'n' bass. It takes spending a lot of time online listening to sound bytes at numerous websites, hangin' out with other DJ's, going to shows, etc.

Not a truer word spoken!!! :thumbsup:

[8 + 2 = 10]

Sunil most of the artist you mentioned are pretty 90's correct? Looking for more useful references like

Loop techno fits where?
Hardware where?
Samples are key in which?

You know something like that would've been lot more helpful then listing best of 90's techno

Well you know, I wasn't really trying to be too helpful although with the list I gave you you should have had a bit to work with. It's only a small random list, but not exclusively "best of 90's techno" as you put it.

Anyway man, you're taking the piss here and being a bit of a pain in the hole. Take people's advice, and stop getting so hung up on sub-genres.

I am not, why don't you stop telling me what to do. Its a pretty pathetic thing to do over the net. What gives you the right you know?

I just wanted bit of information ok? Relax . Stop taking yourself seriously and make sure you get a sense of humour while your at it. You bit mega-hard though fella :lol:

[Sunil]

I just wanted bit of information ok? Relax . Stop taking yourself seriously and make sure you get a sense of humour while your at it. You bit mega-hard though fella :lol:

And did you find out this information?

I replied originally when I was in a grumpy Monday mood, so maybe that had something to do with my reaction there... but really, I still think you're being difficult.

[8 + 2 = 10]

:bash: :bash: :bash: Hope visual images do the trick.

[Jay Pace]

C'mon boys, nowt to be gained here...

[Sunil]

C'mon boys, nowt to be gained here...

But I think it was just about finished anyway, cheers.

Anyway, I had a look around and this link might be useful to you 8 + 2 = 10.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Techno_music

[1992]

Andre Walter produced Chris Liebing and Chris Liebing is the originator of the word schranz.

But not what someone would classify as "schranz" now
They have publicly come to regret coming up with the word and being affiliated with it. Loosen up your black turtleneck.

Why?

I think someone should make a "Hard Techno vs. Schranz" and a "What is Schranz?" FAQ for noobs to the style like myself.

[The Overfiend]

I think you're being facetious.

[jon connor]

well here we go again heheheheh my genre is superman :lol: i mean super jonny bravo tek! :lol: its all bollox supercallerfragilistic spoon full of sugar and a couple of extisy bull snide its all techno :cheese: